Math, asked by abhijith2734, 7 months ago

Zero of a linear polynomial:ax+b(a not equal to 0

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Answered by yashsahu8055

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Answer:

Yes

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Answered by bhartiavantika2606

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Answer:

Zero of polynomial ax + b...

x = -b/a

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